Franco-Flemish Book of Hours (c. 1320)
Organ Hare And Hound
Themes & interpretation: Liturgical Satire, Forced Labor, Cacophony
The ultimate inversion of ecclesiastical solemnity. A hare solemnly performs sacred polyphony on a portable positive organ while an enslaved hound pumps the twin leather bellows with palpable exhaustion. A classic medieval satire of monastic choir performance.
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Sources & Provenance
- Franco-Flemish Book of Hours (c. 1320)
Illustrationf. 94v
Organ-Playing Hare & Bellows Hound, restored from fourteenth-century marginalia.
Related manuscriptf. 94v
The Maastricht Hours →⚔️ Artifact Ready
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